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Fliers from Desert Yacht Club with their cars with sails attached in Abu-Sueir, Egypt.
Fliers from Desert Yacht Club with sails attached to the cars in Abu-Sueir, Egypt. Man drives a motor car with a sail. Motor cars with sails drive away.
The Abu Simbel temple (Temple of Ramesses II) above the Aswan High Dam reservoir before removal.
A ship sails past the Abu Simbel temple (also known as the Temple of Pharaoh Ramesses II) along the banks of the Nile river in Nubia, Egypt. View of the Abu Simbel temple. Egyptian hieroglyphs and carvings in stone from Abu Simbel temple. Egyptian engineers inside Abu Simbel. Large stone ancient Egyptian statues inside Abu Simbel. Egyptian engineers measure a wall with Egyptian hieroglyphs. Egyptian and foreign engineers measure statues and walls in Abu Simbel. Aerial view of Abu Simbel and the Nile river.
People, Nile valley and workers work on Ramesses Two and his Queen's statues at Abu Simbel temple in Egypt.
Aswan high dam project in Nile valley, Egypt. Children play in village. A man cuts meat, another man stands besides him. Schools, health centers and buildings of city. People walk. Cranes at work to move statues on Abu Simbel temples. Statues of Ramesses Two and his Queen. Workers clean carved sections. Worker works on a statue.
Ruins of ancient temples Philae and Abu Simbel
View of river Nile. Ruins of the Temple of Philae, half submerged in the Nile river. View of the Temple Abu Simbel on the banks of river Nile. Statues of Ramesses II carved out from stone. Faceless statue at Abu Simbel.
Jews in New York City busy shopping for passover festival commemorating the Exodus from Egypt.
Jewish people in New York City lower east side are seen in crowded outdoor market areas, busy shopping in shopping for foods for the Jewish passover festival commemorating the Exodus from Egypt. The lower east side Ghetto busy with Jews buying matzos, and people unable to afford matzos (during Great Depression) are given matzos at no charge .Merchandise and push carts lined along streets. Shops and shopkeepers bargain with customers buying foods. Men wearing hats and beards, and women are in the lines. Hebrew writing on store front windows. Line of Jewish people outside a building of a Jewish charitable agency supplying matzos. Men and women seen after receiving matzo bread.
Diplomats and officials attend ceremony to celebrate creation of new State of Manchukuo.
Several men stroll along a path in the park, on a warm day, in Harbin china. A pavilion is seen, decorated with small flags of many nations, including, among others:Japan; Turkey; the United states; Egypt; Greece; and Great Britain. (Although the United States and most other nations did not ever formally recognize the independent State of Manchukuo, the U.S. and others maintained consulates in Harbin and had a number of their citizens residing there.) Attendees walk to seats in an open theater in the park. It contains seats and benches. A formation of Japanese biwing bombers flies overhead. Tables for Manchuckuo officials and special guests are on a raised platform. The backdrop is decorated with two crossed flags of the new Manchukuo, flanking a picture of its new leader, Manchurian former emperor of China, Aisin-Gioro Pu-Yi, also known as "Henry Pu-Yi." The event proceeds with speeches and applause from the attendees. Two large Manchukuo flags are stretched out from the gateway of the park. A tram (street car) passes along tracks and powered by overhead electric wires. The tram is decorated with numerous small flags. Local people are seen going about their routine business on the streets. The flag of Manchuckuo flying on a flag pole.
